Style Options for Windows
Product Range
British-made shutters engineered to keep your home warmer, cut energy bills, and look good doing it. With rising energy costs, your windows are one of the biggest culprits for heat loss — and that’s exactly where ThermaShutter makes the biggest difference
Full Height
Clean, elegant, maximum warmth.
Tier on Tier
Flexible control over light and privacy
Café Style
Stylish half-height design
Full Height Shutters
Clean, elegant and the best for warmth.
Full Height shutters cover the entire window from top to bottom.
They give the strongest thermal performance, maximum privacy, and a timeless, modern look that suits almost every room.
Best for:
Bedrooms
Living rooms
Street-facing windows
Homes wanting the warmest option
Benefits:
Full coverage for maximum insulation
Simple, streamlined appearance
Great for reducing noise and improving comfort
Tier–on–Tier Shutters
Two layers, total control.
Tier-on-Tier shutters have top and bottom panels that open independently, giving you complete flexibility.
Keep the bottom closed for privacy while the top lets in light — or open everything for full brightness.
Best for:
Front-facing windows
Lounges and living spaces
Homes that need privacy without losing daylight
Benefits:
Ultimate control over light and privacy
Versatile for day and night use
Stylish, practical and very popular in busy areas
Cafe Style Shutters
Half-height style with plenty of character.
Café Style shutters cover only the lower half of the window, giving privacy at eye level while keeping the top part open for natural light.
Best for:
Kitchens
Dining rooms
Ground-floor rooms with nice views
Period or character homes
Benefits:
Lots of natural light with lower-level privacy
A softer, continental look
Great for creating brightness in social spaces
Full Height
Clean, elegant, maximum warmth.
Pros
Best thermal performance (full window coverage)
Strongest option for reducing drafts and heat loss
Excellent for privacy and noise reduction
Simple, modern look that suits any room
Great for bedrooms and living rooms
Cons
Less flexible than Tier-on-Tier for light control
Window is either fully open or fully closed unless using louvres
Can feel darker in small rooms if kept closed often
Tier on Tier
Flexible control over light and privacy
Pros
Maximum flexibility — top and bottom move independently
Great balance of privacy + daylight
Perfect for street-facing rooms
Can open just the top for natural light
Very popular for busy, overlooked areas
Cons
More visible framework than Full Height
Slightly reduced insulation compared to Full Height
Can look busier on small windows
Slightly higher cost due to extra panels
Café Style
Stylish half-height design
